Grips? So many to choose from....
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Cruiser
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From: Tennessee Valley
Grips? So many to choose from....
I want to upgrade my OEM grips on my '13 Heritage for something just a bit more comfortable -
There are hundreds of different grips out there which makes it confusing - can somebody recommend something that is a decent upgrade that won't break the bank?
Thanks
There are hundreds of different grips out there which makes it confusing - can somebody recommend something that is a decent upgrade that won't break the bank?
Thanks
Tourer
Joined: Dec 2014
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From: WitsEnd
Performance Machine Contour grips.
Renthal rubber on the barrel, black that doesn't fade in the sun and a slightly lesser diameter than the stock grips.
They last very well. The initial investment is perhaps more than most, but they can carry over from one bike to another.
Renthal rubber on the barrel, black that doesn't fade in the sun and a slightly lesser diameter than the stock grips.
They last very well. The initial investment is perhaps more than most, but they can carry over from one bike to another.
Road Captain
Joined: May 2007
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From: Orlando, FL
I went with Avon Custom Contour grips since I loved them so much on my last bike. You can get them for a great price on Amazon.
Edit-> should have mentioned that (just like the PM grips) replacement rubber is available for these should it wear out.
Edit-> should have mentioned that (just like the PM grips) replacement rubber is available for these should it wear out.
Last edited by Mother; Feb 16, 2016 at 08:05 AM.
Road Captain
Joined: Oct 2009
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From: cumming
Performance Machine Contour grips.
Renthal rubber on the barrel, black that doesn't fade in the sun and a slightly lesser diameter than the stock grips.
They last very well. The initial investment is perhaps more than most, but they can carry over from one bike to another.
Renthal rubber on the barrel, black that doesn't fade in the sun and a slightly lesser diameter than the stock grips.
They last very well. The initial investment is perhaps more than most, but they can carry over from one bike to another.
Supporter
Joined: Jun 2012
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From: Pittsburgh, PA
I just went with the standard HD "Get-A-Grips".
The biggest benefit I found with these was just how much more relaxed my hands were due to the fatter grip.
The biggest benefit I found with these was just how much more relaxed my hands were due to the fatter grip.
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Road Master
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From: Southern Maine / Seacoast NH
+1 for the Harley Get-A-Grips, for the same reason.
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